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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Kerry Derangement Syndrome
Here is a good post on Crooks and Liars about that picture of John Kerry, eating alone, supposedly at a mess hall in Iraq that was making the rounds of the right-wing blogs over the past several days. It turns … Continue reading
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Red Scare Theater
I’m watching the 1952 "classic" film Invasion U.S.A. in all of it’s Cold War glory. It is really quite a piece of atomic age schlock, with very liberal use of combat footage from both World War Two and Korea, along … Continue reading
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Intel Updates Core2 Roadmap
DailyTech has a good article about the upcoming mainstream quad-core Core2 and expanded dual-core Core2 product lineup from Intel. It’s amazing how well Intel has been able to bounce back from the disaster of the NetBurst Pentium 4 CPU, which … Continue reading
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Five Things Most People Don’t Know About Me
Since I got tagged, I need to do this to avoid some bad karma. I am totally in lust with Jessica Alba. I used to think that listening to Boston at high volume, while drinking Lowenbrau would make me even … Continue reading
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A Letter to Santa from a Concerned Wiener Dog
Dear Santa, I have been a very good little wiener dog this past year. I have played nice with my sister Roxy, and I have not had very many accidents in the house. I have chased a lot of rabbits, … Continue reading
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SQL Server 2005 SP2 December CTP Available
Microsoft has made the December CTP of SQL Server 2005 SP2 available for download from this link. I am especially interested in this nugget: Plan cache improvements that provide improved system performance, better use of the available physical memory for database … Continue reading
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Visual Studio 2005 SP1 Available
Microsoft released Visual Studio 2005 SP1 today. The release notes are here. The English download for Team Suite and below is 431MB.
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T-34/76 Model 1943 Recovered in Estonia in 2000
John sent me these photos of a T-34/76 Model 1943 that was recovered from the bottom of a lake in Estonia back in 2000. It is pretty amazing it was in such good condition after being underwater for 55 years. … Continue reading
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The Classic Sci-Fi Ultimate Collection
Best Buy is selling the DVD shown below with five "B" science fiction movies from the mid-to-late 1950’s. People on Amazon have quite a few reviews of the collection. I bought it a few weeks ago, and I have just … Continue reading
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Microsoft Robotics Studio 1.0 Released
A post on the Microsoft Robotics Studio blog announced that the RTM version of the Microsoft Robotics Studio 1.0 has been released. It is free for non-commercial use. Maybe now I can start building a Cylon robot with my Lego … Continue reading
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